Queen Margaret recovering after surgery

Queen Margaret is recovering  The Queen of Denmark - who has been making headlines in recent months - has undergone a stripping

Four of her grandchildren - of their royal titles - have had back surgery, a procedure previously announced by the Danish royal house.

In the latest update, the palace said that the surgery was successful, while the Queen will remain in the hospital to recover.

In its statement, the Danish Royal House said: “The Queen underwent extensive back surgery at the Rijschospitalet Hospital in Copenhagen. The operation went according to plan, and the queen's condition is good and stable under the circumstances." And the palace men continued: “In the near future, the Queen will continue her treatment at the Rijshospitalet Hospital, after which she will wait for a longer recovery period and back rehabilitation.”

The Danish Royal Palace announces the surgery

The palace has announced the surgical procedure before, noting that the queen has long suffered from back problems.

The Danish Royal House said in a statement dated February 8 that the Queen had been affected by back problems for a long period of time.

The situation has worsened recently.
The Danish Queen's team added that the Queen will remain in hospital after the surgery, which took place on February 22, and that several members of her family will bear a greater workload in her place.
The palace men made it clear that a number of official program elements would be postponed, canceled or dealt with in the near future

by other members of the royal family. Indeed, the Queen temporarily transferred her powers to her eldest son, Crown Prince Frederick.

Changes in power for the Crown Prince to travel to India

While the heir took Prince Frederick, son Queen Margaret, the position of regent for a few days, but the position will pass to his aunt, Margaret's younger sister, Princess Benedict.

The change comes today when Travel Prince Frederick and his wife, Crown Princess Mary, are on an official visit to India.

Frederick and Mary's trip was announced on Tuesday, with the palace sharing the itinerary on Instagram, along with a glamorous new photo of the crown prince and princess, which read: "From February 26 to March 1, 2023. The crown prince and crown prince will visit the populous country of India with a delegation." Danish business includes 36 companies.

The main focus of the visit is on the green transition, with a special focus on water and energy.”
Prince Frederick and Princess Mary are planning to visit New Delhi, Chennai and Agra to promote green relations between India and Denmark.

An image that led to Prince Harry and his wife Megan leaving the royal palace